Rosa 'Anne Harkness'
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'Anne Harkness' is a floribunda rose variety developed by R. Harkness & Co. and introduced in 1979. It is basically an apricot
rose, but with shadings of yellow at the base and in the center, and is notable for flowering very late in the year, producing clusters of 6 to 20 flowers up to 7 cm in size.
The parentage of 'Anne Harkness' is somewhat complicated:
Apricot (color)
Apricot is a light yellowish-orangeish color that attempts to represent the color of apricots. Actually, it is somewhat paler than actual apricots....
rose, but with shadings of yellow at the base and in the center, and is notable for flowering very late in the year, producing clusters of 6 to 20 flowers up to 7 cm in size.
The parentage of 'Anne Harkness' is somewhat complicated:
- 'Bobby Dazzler' x (('Manx Queen' x 'Prima Ballerina') x ('Chanelle' x 'Piccadilly'))